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Satires and Epistles
Persius and Satires by Horace
- Form
- Form Satire
- Year
- Year 35 BCE
- Originally in
- Originally in Latin
- Pages
- Pages 250
Horace is walking down the Via Sacra, turning some trifle over in his head, when a man he barely knows falls into step beside him, will not be shaken loose, and talks the whole way. No walk in ancient literature is more recognisable.
there's a mean in morals: life has lines, To north or south of which all virtue pines.
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